Explain the following statements in brief on the point of reasoning: (i) Normally Banks do not grant advance to Trust Accounts.
CS Professional · Banking - Law & Practice · PYQS · December 2021
Explain the following statements in brief on the point of reasoning: (i) Normally Banks do not grant advance to Trust Accounts.
Answer & Explanation:
Trustees have to act as per the Trust deed and for the sole benefit of the beneficiary of the Trust. Hence normally Banks do not grant advances to a Trust unless the Trust deed permits the Trustees to borrow loan and charge the assets of the Trust. The Bank has to ensure that it does not even inadvertently become a party in the misappropriation of funds.
Topics: Banking Operations
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